A US judge has voided a settlement involving former President Donald Trump and the Department of Justice, citing misuse of the courts. The ruling addresses allegations of self-dealing related to a fund intended for 'anti-weaponization'.
The federal government will provide evidence to Minnesota law enforcement regarding three officer-involved shootings from January, including the deaths of U.S. citizens Alex Pretti and Renee Good. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced the cooperation during a press conference, noting that ongoing evidence exchange is now in place. This follows previous concerns from Minnesota officials about federal obstruction in their investigations.
Many scientists, including Nobel laureates, have voiced their opposition to proposed changes in the federal grant approval process. They believe these changes could harm the quality of scientific research in the United States.
President Donald Trump asserted that the Strait of Hormuz remains open, countering Iranian claims of its closure. This statement follows heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which have led to a significant increase in oil prices. Analysts suggest that the market's response indicates continued uncertainty regarding the situation.
The UK government has classified Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, utilizing new powers for such designations. This decision reflects the UK's stance on the activities of the IRGC.
A US judge has annulled a settlement between Donald Trump and the IRS worth $1.8 billion, citing improper motives behind the lawsuit. The judge also referred a Trump attorney for possible disciplinary measures.
Kerri K. Greenidge has left her position at Tufts University following allegations of fabricated citations in her book, "The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery In An American Family." Concerns about the book's credibility were raised by scholars, leading to scrutiny of Greenidge's work and her subsequent departure from the university.
The U.K. government has identified a proxy group backed by Iran as the entity responsible for recent arson and vandalism attacks on Jewish community sites in Britain. The announcement highlights ongoing concerns regarding security for Jewish communities.
A U.S. judge has voided a settlement agreement involving former President Donald Trump and the IRS. The ruling was issued on July 13, 2026, with additional details yet to be revealed.
Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, reacted to President Trump's recommendation for her to fill her brother's Senate seat. Following Lindsey Graham's death from a heart attack, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster is set to announce the interim replacement. Nordone expressed her devastation over her brother's passing and reflected on their close relationship.
Boosie Badazz has filed a lawsuit against Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, claiming he paid $600,000 for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump that was never received. He is seeking a refund of $300,000 based on a contract clause. A White House official denied any involvement of the operatives in the pardon process.
Twelve state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit to block the $110 billion merger of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery, citing concerns over competition and potential price increases. The states involved include California, New York, and others. This lawsuit comes after the Justice Department chose not to intervene in the merger.
Twelve states, led by California, have initiated a lawsuit to block the $111 billion merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, which was recently approved by the Trump administration. California Attorney General Rob Bonta expressed concerns that the merger would negatively impact prices, quality, and content availability for consumers.
The US State Department has escalated its pressure on the International Criminal Court, warning allies against supporting its investigations. This action is part of the Trump administration's broader strategy to challenge the tribunal's legitimacy.
Scottie Scheffler, the top-ranked golfer, spoke about his receding hairline as he celebrated his 30th birthday. He acknowledged the attention his hair loss has received, especially following a photo from his sponsor that sparked speculation. Despite a recent missed cut at the Scottish Open, Scheffler has had a successful season and looks forward to spending time with his family after the season concludes.
On July 13, 2026, President Trump announced the reinstatement of a naval blockade on Iran, effective July 14 at 4 PM ET. The blockade aims to prevent ships from entering or leaving Iranian ports and follows recent tensions between the U.S. and Iran. The U.S. Navy will enforce the blockade, which applies to all vessels, while humanitarian shipments will still be permitted.
Twelve US states have filed a lawsuit to block a $110 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. The legal action seeks to prevent what would be the largest media consolidation in Hollywood history.
European Union countries have imported significant quantities of liquefied natural gas from Russia in the first half of 2026, despite ongoing efforts to reduce dependence on Russian energy sources. An analysis revealed that 136 of 140 cargoes from Russia's Yamal LNG project were delivered to EU ports, totaling approximately €5.96 billion. The EU has committed to phasing out Russian gas imports by 2027, but challenges remain in balancing energy security with sanctions against Russia.
Federal Judge Kathleen Williams has nullified a settlement agreement between the government and Donald Trump concerning a lawsuit related to the leak of his tax returns. The ruling criticizes the use of the judicial process to create a beneficial arrangement for Trump and blocks a settlement that included significant financial provisions.
The August primaries in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota are set to take place, providing insight into Democratic voters' feelings towards the party establishment. This event highlights the ongoing divide between progressive and moderate elements within the party.
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